Yeah it's handy enough. The H1 isn't easy to get on the mainstand for starters,I roll the front wheel onto a wooden block to help,but I'd say most modern bikes would roll on easier.
Kawasaki H1 1971
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The clocks bracket is a bit scruffy and the damping rubbers are getting dozed,so I took it off today and gave it a blast of satin black.
It's nice to do little jobs which have easy access and not the modern bike way of needing to remove loads even to start the job.
It's nice to do little jobs which have easy access and not the modern bike way of needing to remove loads even to start the job.
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